Sentence examples for level credit from inspiring English sources

On the street level, credit unions affiliated with the association have been targets of bomb and bullet attacks.

At both a micro and macro level, credit became far too easy to acquire, leading to businesses and individuals increasing their exposure at a record pace to record levels.

The courses were Bachelor level credit courses.

In Boulder, paying with a credit card would have cost me a substantial service charge; since marijuana remains illegal at the national level, credit-card companies refuse to work directly with Colorado dispensaries, which necessitates an expensive work-around.I smoked the joint sitting on the patio of the house where I was staying that evening.

The college would become the second Islamic educational institution in the country to offer college-level credit.

But Mr. Sharma declined to specify what level of cuts would be needed to maintain the top-level credit rating.

Losing its top-level credit rating would make it more difficult for Britain to raise money through bond sales and more expensive to finance its debt.

While Kinder Morgan carries a junk-level credit rating, Barclays felt comfortable lending to a longtime client with a strong management team.

The lounges are also open to passengers who buy day passes, those who purchase certain first- or business-class fares, to holders of elite-level credit cards, like the American Express platinum card; and to travelers who belong to the Priority Pass program, which provides access to some 500 lounges worldwide.

Page A9 SARKOZY PROPOSES CUTS President Nicolas Sarkozy of France has presented about 19 billion euros' worth, about $26 billion, of proposed budget cuts and tax increases as part of an aggressive effort to preserve the country's top-level credit rating.

PARIS — Ten days after President Nicolas Sarkozy of France warned that the European debt crisis had imposed a "new reality" on the country's finances, his government on Monday presented a dose of realism: about 19 billion euros' worth, about $26 billion, of proposed new budget cuts and tax increases as part of an aggressive effort to preserve the country's top-level credit rating.